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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-07-22
NO. Ill.
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

I ExCongressmsn Asa II. Glover of George
town, Ky, died Thursday.
I Mrs. Cleveland, Thursday, celebrated her
2Sd anniversary, very quietly, At Oak View.
/ Gerhsrdt & l. ,ngs brewery in Buffalo. N,
Y, was damaged $4,000 by fire Thursday
night.
The extensive bark extract works at Dru-
mend's wsrf, Baltimore, burned last night
Loss s25o,oo0; fully insured.
An Englishmsn who attempted the ascent
/ OF DisvOlozzs mountain without guide, fell
over precipice and was killed.
Morgan, the New York bicyclist, has
broken the worlds record for a quarter of a
mile, having made the distance in 80 S-S see-
onds.
Three hundred and fifty houses were de-
stroyed by fire at Syensjsny, in the govern
mept of wilma, Russia. Four thousand per-
sons are homeless.
Twenty-Five deaths from cholera have oc-
CURED in Catsnia, Italy, during the past "a
hours. The people are panic stricken. Rob-
bers are pilfering houses whose owners have
fled to escape the scourge.
The annual meeting of the National Service
Reform League, will be held at Canning Me-
mortal Church, Newport, II. L., August 3rd.
Hon. George William Curtis, president, will
deliver the annual address.
Mr.. Morley has added to his amendment to
the land bill a provision that fair rent be
fixed for term of five years instead of If
teen. The Parnellites meet daily to discuss
amendments to the land bill
Wallace Buckingham aud Peter Duryee
have drawn up articles of agreement for q
three mile single scull race between Wallace
Ross of New Brunswick and George Bubesr
of England, to take place August 18th. for
$500 a side.
Mrs. Jennie Collins well known and identi-
fed with charity work in Boston for many
years died Wednesday night in Boston. Her
lite has been AN eventful one and to her is
due much of the credit for founding some of
the most charitable institutions in the city.
She was especially idenufed with efforts for
the benefit of poor working girls.
Papers were served upon Robert Garrett
of New York, Thursday night. in suits
brought by Mes,rs. Ives & Staypor, one for
the performance of n contract for the delv.
ering, by Garrett to Ives 4 Staynor at a fixed
sun, of controlling interest in the Bslti-
more & Ohio properties; the other for pe-
cuniary damages for the breach of said con
tract.
The President has pigeon holed Convict
Banker Fshs application for pardon and is
not likely to ever consider it. Ferdinand
Ward wrote the President asking perm, sion
| to make statement before Fish should be
pardoned as he had some interesting revela-
tons TO make, Reply was made that Ward
would be given hearing before any action
was taken.
Secretary Whitney, Thursday, issued
circular letter to the steel manufacturers of
the United States, announcing that the de-
partment has decided to postpone until Sept.
20th the opening of the proposals for the
furnishing of the steel-cast guns for the navy.
This action is taken in order to give more
time to the domestic manufacturer to consid-
er the matter.
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Slight Fire at Rockland.

RocKLAND July 81.
An alarm of fire was given at about 80
P. NJ, Thursday caused by an igniting bottle
of alcohol, at the residence of Mrs. Mary
Berry, on Limerick street, Rockland. The
fire had communicated to the woodwork OF
the kitchen when the alarm was given, but
was quickly extinguished before the depart
ment arrived.
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Salvation Meeting.
OLD ORCHARD BEACH, July

OLD ORCHARD BEACH, July 81.
The afternoon meetings at the Salvation
Army camp ground were lively and interest
ing After the march to the beach at 80,
led by Captain Thacher of Portland. the
principal service of the day was held in the
grove at o'clock. Capt. White of Saco
and 1t Borman of Boston, conducted the
service. Tonight service was held in the
and was attended by large crowd.
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Found Dead in Bed.

PORTLAND, July 2l.
Susan d. Williams, colored domestic in
the family of DR.. Young, at Ferry village,
retired Wednesday night apparently in her
usual health, and was found dead in her bed
Thursday morning. A coroner's inquest will
probably be held. The deceased was some
what addicted to intemperance. She was 60
years old.
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On Foreign Shores.

QUEENSTOWN, July 81.
Ex-senator Simon Cameron and party ar
rived today on the steamer Brittannic and
proceeded for Liverpool on the same vessel.
MIR. Cameron stood the voyage we'll and was
in good health He will remain until the
end of September and expects to spend most
of the time in making a tour of England,
Scotland, France Switzerland and Germany.
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A SorrOwfuI Couple.

NEW HAYEs, Conn, July 81.
year ago Frank Smith, married man
held in high esteem, eloped with Miss Bertha
Lane, young lady of excellent reputation.
Yesterday they appeared in the city, having
been driven by destitution to give up their
life of crime. 1t is said that Mrs. Smith
will cause her husbands arrest.
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The following is the standing of the Ma
tional League clubs up to date.
Notes.

At Rochester, n. Y.-Rochester l6.
Nashua 2.
Messrs. Snow and Tom of Bangor, Co
burn of Belfast, and Brown and Fuller OF
Rockland, directors of the Maine State League,
met at Rocklaud last evening and arranged a
schedule of games lasting till the first of
September. The regular games will be re-
sumed Monday. Manager Quinn of Rock
land has engaged several new players and
expects to put winning team in the field.
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Pensions Granted.
WASHINGTON, July 81.

WASHINGTON, July 81.
The following Maine people have been
granted pensions.
VIM. Z. Stone, Gushing.
Fred A. Stubbs, Sherman Mills.
Edward Peacock, Gardiner.
Geo. +. Mason, Auburn.
Willis 2. Harkey, North Searsport.
Amasa J. Jackson. Belfast.
Geo. Lambert, Portland.
Azel :. Dorr, Cherryfield.
Charles f. Dunn, Cornish.
Samuel b. Kneeand. Spragues Mills.
Ivory S. White, Ciark's Island.
John c. Cheny, Surry.
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A Fatal = hot.
SKowHEGAN, July 81.

SKowHEGAN, July 81.
Daniel C. johnson of Skowhegan, aged so,
shot himself Thursday noon, fatally. He
leaves widow. He fred two shots at a
boarder and one other person without effect,
then shot himself. He died almost instantly.
Family matters had unsettled his mind.
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Labor Agitator Arrested for the support
of Ills Family.
NV HAVEN, Conn. J

NEW HAVEN, Conn, July q.
During the past two years. ii. II. Lane has
been one of the most radical labor agitators
IN this State. He has written a savage edto-
rial in the Workingmen's Advocate while at
tempting to breed discord among the work.
ing men. He neglected to support his
motherless children, which have been cared
for by the town. Tonight Lane was arrested
for non-support of his family.
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Fifth Name Reunion.

PORTLAND. July 81.
The annual reunion of the 9th Maine regi-
meut WAS held at Peaks Island, Portland
Harbor, Thursday. There were rs 10 attend
ance. The plans for monument to be
erected on the battlefield of Gettysburg, were
submitted,
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Killed by the Cars.

New HAVEN, CT, July 81.
A passenger train on the New Haven &
Northampton railroad. arriving here at 4.50
P. NJ, struck and instantly killed Mrs Mary
Grsunis at the Sachem street crossing in this
city. The conductor says that she deliber-
stely walked in front of the train.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

No game at New York or Philadelphia on
account of rain.
At Boston-Boston 2, Chicago |. Base
hits, Boston IA, Chicago 8. Errors, Boston /
Chicago 3 Earned runs, Boston l Chicago
|. Batteries. Conway and Tate for Boston :;
Baldwin and DAILY for Chicago.
At Washington /, Detroit o
Base hits, Washington 8, Detroit 8. Err
rors, Washington 2, Detroit J. Earned
runs, Washington 0, Detroit 0. Batteries,
Gilmore and Mack for Washington; Getzein
and CANCEL for Detroit.
The following is the standing of the Ma
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Devastating Flames.

ROME, N. T., July 2l.
Fire in Constableyille, Lewis county, this
morning, destroyed Esmes & Brigham's
planIng mill. the Baptist and Catholic church.
es, and several dwellings. Loss S40, 600 I;
insurance $751;
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New Post Office.

WASHINGTON, July 81.
A most office has been established at Storey,
Waldo county, and Wellington Storey has
been appointed postmaster.
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Warning Egyptians.

CAIRO, July 81.
report has been received that tribe
friendly to Egypt attacked the Mahdists un-
der Osman Digns, near Kassals, recently,
and that heavy fighting eusued during which
1900 men we're killed.
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Broke Down.
LISBON FALLS, July 2l

LISBON FALLS, July 2l.
The engine on the morning train from
Rrnnswick. Thursday, broke down between
Lisbon and Lisbon Falls. man had to walk
to telegraph station to summon another en-
sine so the mail was delayed about four
hours.
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Bound Over for Trial.
PORTLAND, July 81.

TUKTLANDi
Geo. E. Lawrence IL years old was bound
over in $500 in the Portland municipal court,
Thursday, for assaulting his brother, John,
with jack-knife.
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Chicago Proauce lnurket.

CHICAGO. July FL.
FLOUR--far.
CORN al Il.
OATs-at Isl
RYK-quiet IS
BARLEY-frm 81.
PORK - al IL 80 rs 90.
LARD at 8 so u 8 52l
BULK MEAT-Shoui1erB, 8 IS. Short rib. 6 6ss
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BASE BALL.
MAINE LEAGUE.

The following is the standing of the Maine
league games up to date:
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New York Money market.

NEW YORK. July 2f.
Money on call ranging from to 81
Prime mercantile paper at 5g5l per cent. Sterling
to per cent. per diem and interest,
Exchange continues dull and steady at f.80l g4s41,
Government bonds duh aud steady. Railroad bonds
dull.
The following the closing quotations OF 80.
urftf
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

AT Portland-Portland Z. Manchester /.
At Lowell-Lowell 8, Havernill 4.
The following is the standing Of the New
n ula nd Toaono cluhs M, IN Jato.
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MANGLED BODIES

rells the story of Another Dreadful Rall.
road Accident-This Time on the Erie
Railroad - Fifteen Italian Lsborers
Killed on the >pot-Pieces OF Ragged
Flesh Scattered in All Directions.
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BY TElEn nRAPul,
EATRER REPORT.
indications for the Next "a Hours.

War Department,
Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
Washington. ID. c., July 90 ii A. N.
For Maine and New Hampshire: South
erly winds; local rains; stationary tempera.
ture.
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ASSON co.

Charlie. as night operator Miss Anna n,. Lsns,
ton friends. 49, Miss Nellie Coffin has
turned from pleasant sit at Indianapolis =.
The wife of John Cory Hunter will join him al San
Francisco. -Ca next week The Knights of Pythias
are preparing to give grand ball and banquet the
Oath. The intention is to get General Carnahan to
deliver the address. :. The Bloomington Orchestra
met Wednesday evening and held Parncll musicale
to JAS B. Allison who for years has been its leader
. The Mendelssohn Hall has been rented by the two
editors of the Courier and the Telephone and to be
fitted up in frstclass style and line of frst-class
dramatic and operate companies obtained.
INDIANA UNIVERSITY NOTES
Miss Zurich, of freshman. attended the Indianapo.
lis High-shool commencement. George Braxton and
sister heard Booth play Hamlet and Othello'' at
Cincinnati Miss Helen Shields is the latest Kappa
Alpha Theta VIII Feser has been to Martinsville
visiting his brother Bert who is there teaching
Pho Society has organized into q. S. Senate,
with committees, etc. lively time is expected =.
President Jordan has been offered position in a
Western State university at salary of 81 1000 but
that he prefers remain with the good people
of Indiana. Since his taking hold of the university
doubled . Profess or Clark will take his Shakespeare
class to Indianapolis TO hear Booth, providing
able rates can be obtained. Miss Divin has been
compelled to leave college for short time account
of her ewes. The Mendessohn Club is preparing
the operetta 1.-THE Little Tycoon, for presentation.
=. The lecture to-day viii be by the Rev. NJ. L.
Haines of the First Presbyterian Church of IndiAap
oils Subject: The Misuse of the Bible. DR..
Garner delivered his lecture, THE Fine Arts to his
class Friday. 1t highly interesting D. Il. Goss
is spending few days at his home in Martinsvile.
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Mrs. William Mutt "A. H. Blair. of indianapolis,
has been in the city during the past week The
Episcopal Industrial Society met Wednesday after
noon at the residence of G. H. Fisk. Miss DORIS
Mutt. of Fowler, is visiting among friends In this
city Mrs. D.: w. Gerard has been visiting
in Hisboro and TOWNSVILLE during the past week
There will be grand convocation of Episcopal min
listers held in this city the first of May The session
viii last three days. and twelve ministers will be In
attendance "A young folks social win be held at
Center Church on Tuesday evening Mrs. A. W.
Bruner has been visiting Miss Susie Kelley at Green
castle. The Home Missionary Society Of the Bap-
fist Church met on Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. James Birch The Congregational Quartet
from Terre Haute will in the near future give
cert at Center Church. Professor Campbell of Chi
cago gave a series of lectures Egypt and India
the First Presbyterian Church during the past week
George Fitehey and wife have been visiting in In
dianapols- Mrs +. l.. Snyder has returned from
Middetown. o.. where she has been visiting Mrs.
Joe Naylor visiting her sister, Mrs. Seager at Cow
ington "A geographical social will be given at the
First Presby;erian Church next Thursday evening.
-. Mrs. .. NJ. Gregg gave afternoon lunch to q
number of friends last Friday The w. G. T. u.
held meeting at tho residence of c. w. Wright ON
Friday afternoon Samuel Bnford is seriously i'll
from the effects of stroke of paralysis Rev. DR..
Kane of Lafayette will preach at Center Church to-
day.
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THE STATE AT LARGE.
Anderson.

Mise Mamie Walker is visiting at Xenia. o. Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Rose. of Chicago the guests of L.
Loeb and wife Miss Kate Malone is the guest Of
Indianapolis friends Miss Flora Williams is visit
ng Fortyille- Mrs. Albert Mccall has returned
from her Muncie visit A. Ryan and wife visited
friends at Union City over Sunday. j. n. Gordon
ex-postmaster at Summtvlle, was in the city Wednes
day. Mrs. w. R. Pierce and daughter Miss Peach,
visiting friends in New York city Mrs.
J. w. Teal has returned from pro-
tracted visit in the West. Miss Clara
Hannah, of Chicago. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs 6.
@. Forrey- g. K Mccullough has gone to Kansas.
and expects to be absent three four weeks E. p
Schater and family have taken possession of their
recently acquired property West Bolivar
street Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ. Bachman
of Greenvile. O.. visiting. their
daughter Mrs Levi Shonfeld Mrs E. III. Fisher
called to Eaton o., last Monday, to attend the
bedside of relative who is i'll Nj. kaufman, of
Springfield. o. is visiting his daughter Mrs. B. L.
Bing Mr. aud Mrs: Harry Brslsford
day. evening, at their home West
Anderson street The evening enjoyable one
for those in attendance. =. Mrs Nellie Sherman has
returned to her home IN Alexandria after visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Thompson. Rev w.
II. Ziegler at Arcanum. o.. Wednesday evening.
and delivered address before the knights of
Pythias of that place. Miss Maud Mccullough
entertained number of guests at her home West
Anderson street. last Saturday evening, in honor of
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Church Socials.

A young folks social was given at the Fourth
Presbyterian Church on Tuesday night. Games
were played and refreshments were served.
The ladies of the Fourth Presbyterian Church
will give social in the church parlors on
Wednesday evening. Supper will DO served at
$50 o'clock.
The Young Peoples Working Band. of Hall
place Church, composed of sixty members have
arranged for an ENTERTAINMENT to be given
Washington's birthday.
picnic" will be given by the M@nnerchor Society
tomorrow night. sale Of pretty girls and ac-
companying lunch will be the chief attraction.
The ladies Of the First Presbyterian Church
will give Valentine social in the church parlors
tomorrow evening Several new features will
add to the interest and pleasure of those who at
tend.
A St Valentines social and New England sup
per will be the entertainment given at the Fifth
Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening An
interesting programme will be given, which will
include orchestral music, tableaux and grand
change of valentines.
An excellent paper was read BY Mre. VIM D.
Seaton at the Womans Foreign Missionary So
ciety meeting of the Second Presbyterian Church
on Wednesday afternoon. the subject of
William Carey; or, the Eastern Wycliffen
There was large attendance.
The ladies of the third section of the First
Presbyterian Church intend celebrating st. Val
entne's evening in genuine old-fashoned
style. Hand-painted valentines, home made
candies and guessing of quotations will be
features of the evening No admission fee will
be charged and refreshments will be free
A Sunday school institute, under the auspices
of the committee of the Presbytery OF Cincin.
cinnati, will be held in the Second Church, of
that city. Feb "a inclusive. Rev. Geo. p
Hays will be the leader, and number of able
ministers and laymen will participate, among
them Rev. j. A. Rondthaer and Rev. II. A.
Edison. CT this city.
The ladies Of the First Baptist Church have
been kept busy during the last week attending
to the church socetes-on Wednesday, the
Social Circle; Friday afternoon the Missionary
Society, and the same evening, the birthday box
social, willis for the children called out quite as
many grown folks. Cottage prayer meetings are
also held two or three times a week at the resi-
dences of different members.
The efforts of the ladies of Roberts Park
Church, which have been so vigorous during the
past few weeks, will eliminate tomorrow night
in grand "Dary- maids Carnival" to be held
at Tomiinson Hall. The great attraction will be
| the drill. The pretty young ladies. the dainty
! costumes and the original movements unite in
making one of the most delightful and novel ex-
| hibitions ever given here. There will be camps
| for the sale of articles and dairy products, a
sugar camp, gypsy camp, and home for the
| Snow Queen Dr. Heskell has the affair in
| charge, and the drill is original with him.
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Miss Frances Willard is expected in this city
this month.
M. ". McGiliiard and daughter Edna have re-
turned from the South.
Miss Jennie Hesse has returned from a visit to
her sister In Lafayette. 5
Miss Kittie Fay left yesterday for the South
IN account Of i'll health
Mrs. Carrie Hall has returned from the East
much improved in health.
Miss Maggie Fleming is visiting Mrs. T. M.
Stuart at ST. Paul, Mimi.
Silas L. Pnipps is dangerously ill at his resi-
ience, No. 12S East Walnut street
Mrs. r. G, Bell of Fort Wayne, arrived in the
hty yesterday to visit for several days
Gen. and Mrs. j. r. Carnahan will leave to-
morrow for New Orleans to attend the Mardi
Gras
Miss Fannie Shroyer. Of Logansport, is the
guest of Miss George Black, on North Illinois
street.
Miss MAY Shoemaker is expected on Tuesday
70 visit Mrs. Ell Schurmann, at the Denison
House.
Mr.. Quanda. q prominent jeweler OF St Louis,
pent some time in this city last week with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Mailman, Of Dunkirk. N.
T., are spending few days in this city with
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Charlottesville.

f. n. Johnston and family. Of Wavelnnd have been
visiting friends in this city. Miss Grace Coulter
oldest daughter of Prof. ]. NJ Coulter. is quite i'll
WI fever One person united with the Methodist
church last Sunday. A. Willitt lectured at Music
Hall last Thursday evening. "A large and elegant tea
party given Wednesday evening at the home Of
Mrs. f. A. Binford On last Monday evening .
W. Thornton before the Literary Club. Miss Carrie
Krout has been very i'll during the past two weeks
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ConnersvilIe.

Miss Lizzie and Mr.. Win Clark entertained mum,
Der of their friends Monday evening Miss Leota
this city Tho Young Ladies' Guild met at the home
of Misses Nettie and Anna Greer, Thursday after.
ing was given at the homo of Mrs. Joshua Whit
wood Thursday evening. IAN Emerson double
quartet has been organized by several young gentle
men of this city. Rev T. H. Hench has been assist
ing in revival at Muncie the past week.
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Bloomington.


]. B. Crouthers of Bedford has been visiting in the
city. R. A. Howe and wife have gone to Louisville
make that their future home. Dr. Sam Smith. of
Gosport in the city over Sunday Miss Libbie
Cookery has taken suite of rooms III the Mrs Hunt
or building. DIR. B. A. Mc(iee has returned to Gin
cinnati to complete his course in dental surgery
Peter Martin of Clear Creek going into partnership
withJ- D. Dilman, The Earl combination writes
asking for dates in March, expecting to be here week
General Prentiss the old hero of Shiloh. delivered
his lecture Tuesday night to large audience
Ben S. Rogers has returned from Bedford bust
trip. REV. A. s. Montgomery is in the city
short visit Aaron Rose has gone to Wichita to in
vest John Howe at indianapolis and Cincinnati
this week business Mrs. Sager. of Val
paraiso, is guest of her daughter. Mrs.
Nooman John r. East, of Indianapolis and Thos
Buskirk, of Bloomfield attending court. Frank
Hunter has gone from Lacrosse, Wis. to Chicago to
continue the railroad business. Mrs. James Floyd
of Indianapolis is guest of relatives. The mother
of William Slocumb buried Friday. She was
quite an old lady -Wm Breeder has purchased the
=. T.. Carmichael interest in the old Dunn stand
Mike V6lpeh and wife have been visiting friends in
Lafayette. 1t is stated that Dr.. l1emue Moss
is preaching place in Michigan Nelson Myers
and family. Miss Mamie Rogers and Samuel York
and wife among the late departures for Wichata
WIN. kochersperses has taken the place Of Mr..